Nathanael Greene: The General Who Lost Almost Every Battle and Won the War
Nathanael Greene took command of a shattered army in December 1780 and spent the next year losing almost every battle he fought — and systematically destroying the British hold on the American South. From the division of his inferior force at Charlotte to Cowpens, the Race to the Dan, Guilford Court House, and the collapse of the entire British interior network, this is the campaign that made Yorktown possible. How does a general win a war by losing battles? Greene figured it out. #NathanaelGreene #AmericanRevolution #SouthernCampaign #GuilfordCourtHouse #Cowpens #BattleHistory #MilitaryHistory
▶︎
The Fight That Humiliated Britain and Created America
▶︎
The Battle That Drove Britain Out of the North — Monmouth, 1778
▶︎
A Corporal Told Patton His Map Was Wrong in Front of the Whole Staff — The Next Day He Was Sergeant
▶︎
Why Sherman's Army Moved Differently Than Any Force in the Civil War
▶︎
How One Canadian 18yo Mechanic Accidentally Invented a Fuel Hack That Tripled Allied Convoy Range
▶︎
The Suicide Ammo That Destroyed 6 Planes in 8 Minutes
▶︎
Daniel Morgan: The General Who Made the British Fight Exactly the Way He Wanted
▶︎
The Battle That Broke Britain’s Army — Saratoga, 1777
▶︎
How Grunts Slept in Vietnam — and Why Some Never Slept Right Again
▶︎
Morgan's Genius Bait | Why Britain Lost South Carolina in an Hour
▶︎
The Day the Confederacy Lost the War in the West — Chickamauga, 1863
▶︎
Battle of New Orleans: 2,000 Soldiers ERASED in 60 Min — Britain's 200-Year Secret
▶︎
Custer's Last Stand Was Far More Horrifying Than You Were Taught
▶︎
The Battle That Broke Britain’s Most Feared Commander
▶︎
How America Destroyed a British Army: The Battle That Changed History
▶︎
What Grant Understood About Lee That Four Generals Refused to See Until It Was Too Late
▶︎
The Fake General Who Built America's Army
▶︎
24 hours in Dobropillia: the city Russia wants to erase
▶︎
The Civil War's Greatest Commander Wasn't Grant or Leel
▶︎